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Frequently Asked Questions: What is to become of submissions to Phillyflashinferno@gmail.com? Answer: We will keep it and probably add a small press email (TBA). Every new game plan starts with new stages to make it work. We are writing this description a few days into 2021, after one of the worst years in history. With that being said/jotted down; we are starting with a few requested and acquired novellas, anthologies, and novels. The launching books will be one from PFI creator, published author and professor, Catt Colborn. Next, we will be moving into two novellas from local area authors [TBA], and a horror anthology. It might be quiet until promotion starts but keep checking the site.
But what about your roots in subs from horror flash fiction and poetry? Answer: We have a few slots left in the horror anthology set to press in 2021 or 2022 (it is during the last of Covid-times hopefully), so no promises for times, places, or values. I know I would like to start small, and we might acquire editors and POD, maybe a few starter copies for you, but we are not releasing more info right now.
Where am I submitting my work? Answer: Please send your submissions to phillyflashinferno@gmail.com *please read the process of submitting in the header above. Don't be a little demon and ignore my plee.
I didn't put "submissions" in the header of the email. Will I still get an answer? Answer: Maybe. This is the best Minos can promise. Don't hit "send" until you read the specs in our site header and "submission guidelines" posts [TBA], required for each project.
I made some mistakes in my submission. Can I resubmit? Answer: Rule of thumb is at least three rounds of editing before hitting the "send." A few common mistakes are sometimes overlooked and edited, but after a few disasters...it becomes Minos' tale...he just likes to play with his "tail." Don't upset Minos!

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